Will Smith: He apologized via Instagram Story for his behavior at the Academy Awards on Sunday.
#NanaQuotes: Jimmy Fallon is looking for funny or strange things your grandma has said.
How brands can jump in: Does your brand have a real grandma? A fake one? Is your brand mascot a grandma? Jump in on the fun by either pulling real quotes or making up one that your brand's fake grandma would say!
Middle-Aged: After a Twitter user labeled 22-25-year-olds "Middle-Aged" on the app people are naturally...unhappy.
How brands can jump in: Calling all "Middle-Aged" (yikes) SMMs and brands! Hop in by poking at the idea of 22-25 being Middle-Aged, especially if your brand is over the 25-year mark.
what time is it?
What it is: What time is it on Twitter? Users are sharing this clock format with the time for their favorite song, product, and so much more.
How brands can jump in: This is a fun and easy one! Copy and paste the format of the clock and change the text with what time it is for your brand or product.
Examples: 1, 2, 3
Urgency level: This trend is picking up some steam this week.
What it is: Target ran a sponsored post calling out TikTok's lame use music library for brands to use.
Why we love it: Over the weekend, Target decided to set the record straight on TikTok by bringing to light the struggle that many brands face – how can I use the app the way TikTok wants me to without access to the sounds that make videos great? Judging from the comments on the video, this struck a chord with social media managers of some top brands on the platform. This might have opened a larger conversation about how brands can make fun posts using trending sounds, like TikTok encourages users to do, without facing a potential lawsuit from the original creator of the trending sound.
Rank the best and the worst dressed from this year's Oscars Red Carpet.
We're down to the Final Four with this year's March Madness.
Apple makes history by becoming the first streaming service to win best picture with their original film, CODA.